
DDR4 is something that only enthusiast-grade PCs based on Intel's upcoming technology will support in the near future. Despite that, though, many of the modules that meet the new specifications' guidelines don't look the part of enthusiast hardware.
Sure, some have heatsinks, but not many, and those that do aren't really available yet. ADATA decided that it was high time it stopped being among the companies whose DDR4 memory modules and kits were just a tease. So, it has finally launched them. You can recognize them in stores by their distinctive red heatspreaders. Distinctive not just because of the color, but because of the shape that resembles an airplane's wings. ADATA has named the product line XPG Z1. The RAM comes in CL 17-17-17...